Sunjay – ‘I’ll Never Fall In Love Again’

Heartbreak, High Energy, And Perfect Contradiction

Review By Glen Parkes

Award-winning British blues and roots talent Sunjay returns with a standout new single “I’ll Never Fall In Love Again”, arriving just before his eagerly awaited UK headline tour. Written by George Borowski, the track is taken from his tenth studio album Split The Sheets — a record exploring every shade of love and loss, and as Sunjay notes, this one firmly sits in the “shade” category, far from hearts-and-flowers territory.

What makes it shine is its brilliant, intentional contradiction. Lyrically, it’s a resolute declaration: that’s it, never again. Musically though? It’s pure, carefree joy — upbeat, lively, and full of energy, as if the music has completely ignored the heartbreak in the words. Sunjay leaned hard into that tension

As its quiet acoustic sorrow instead, it’s packed with fire: screeching harmonica, soaring slide guitar, and a roaring double Hammond solo. It feels almost on the edge of spinning away, perfectly capturing the messy, chaotic side of heartbreak — loud, restless, and utterly believable. It’s a masterclass in arrangement, blending blues, roots and country with effortless authenticity.

Fresh from appearances on BBC Radio 2’s The Blues Show and Jazz FM, Sunjay is clearly winning fans across genres. His tour starts 17 May, bringing Split The Sheets to life live — big, bold numbers alongside stripped-back moments, promising unforgettable evenings.

Smart, compelling and full of heart, this is Sunjay at his finest: turning heartbreak into something you can’t help but move to. Another brilliant mark from an artist with a sound entirely his own.